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buat yang muslim, nabi muhammad juga terbuka kok dengan seorang mukhannats (queer) dan ngizinin dia interaksi sama istri-istri nabi. ketika ada sahabat lain yg mau mempersekusinya, nabi justru nglarang. "orang yang salat (muslim) ga boleh dipersekusi," gitu kata nabi.

Para Mutant eljebeteh lagi demo apa jink

INI MAKSUDNYA APAAN WEYY? DEMO WMJ TUNTUTAN APA, YANG DIPERTUNJUKKAN APA? KOK MALAH NGIKLANIN BENDERA PELANGI???

How the fight started vs How it ended #ONEPIECE1198

#ONEPIECE1198 COME BACK AND DEFEND YOUR TERRITORY YOU FRAUD 🤣🤣🤣

Gile ini kejam Como 😰 Ngasi Lens skor futsal di kandangnya sendiri 😹 Shot on goal 12, tapi xG 4.27. Bisa dibilang hampir semua serangannya ancem gawang 🫡 Selamat berpesta ComoFomo 🎉🥳

First they robbed Roma with a non-existent penalty. The Roma keeper saved it, yet they still ordered Bruno to take it again. Absolute daylight robbery. Over to you Bayern,save the world from this nonsense.

Roma, Tim pertama sepanjang sejarah Champions League yang kena comeback 3 Gol setelah leading dalam 2 pertandingan dalam 1 musim. Roma Kelapa.

🚨Gian Piero Gasperini on Manchester United’s incredible 3-2 comeback against Roma at Old Trafford: 🗣️ Gian Piero Gasperini: Honestly, coming here tonight to face Manchester United, we thought we had them figured out. We knew what they could do, we knew their weaknesses, and in the first half, I think we executed our plan perfectly. We had the ball, we controlled the game, created opportunities and scored twice. Everything was going according to plan. I genuinely believed we had taken the game away from them. At half-time, I went into the dressing room and told the boys to calm down. I told them to slow the game, keep possession and not give Manchester United any reason to believe they could come back. I told them they had done enough in the first half. Looking back now, I think that was where I made my biggest mistake. I had forgotten something very important. This was Manchester United at Old Trafford, in the Champions League. You can never assume a game is finished against a club with that history. We underestimated them in the second half, and they punished us. But what surprised me most wasn’t just the comeback. It was the young player who came on and completely changed the rhythm of the game. Suddenly, United were finding passes between our lines. The ball was moving quicker, their forwards were receiving it in dangerous areas, and we were struggling to get control back. I looked towards the touchline because I thought perhaps Amad had moved into a different position. But it wasn’t Amad. I asked my assistant, “Who is that young player?” He told me, “That’s Lacey. He’s only 19.” I honestly couldn’t believe it. A 19-year-old coming into a game with that intensity, against an experienced European side, and immediately demanding the ball like he’s been playing at this level for ten years. Within minutes, he found Cunha with a wonderful pass, and suddenly Manchester United had a goal. You could feel the entire stadium waking up. That was the moment everything changed. Our players started looking over their shoulders, the crowd became louder, and United suddenly had belief. I have coached against many talented young players, but what Lacey showed tonight was special. He wasn’t afraid to take responsibility, he wasn’t hiding, and he wasn’t playing safe just because the occasion was big. He wanted the ball. He wanted to make things happen. And every time he received it, he looked forward. You can prepare for Bruno Fernandes. You can prepare for Cunha, Mbeumo and Amad. But sometimes a young player arrives with something you haven’t planned for, and that’s exactly what happened tonight. Today, Michael Carrick deserves credit for making that substitution. But if you ask me what changed this game, I won’t hesitate to say it was the moment Lacey stepped onto that pitch. Perhaps Bruno Fernandes played his part, and United’s other players responded, but Lacey brought a different energy and gave them a new way to hurt us. We had Manchester United exactly where we wanted them, but we allowed one young player to change the entire story of the match. And that’s football. You can have the perfect first half, you can score twice, you can control everything, but if you lose concentration for even ten minutes at Old Trafford, the whole stadium can turn against you. I leave disappointed because we had this game in our hands. But I also leave with a new name in my notebook. Lacey is 19 years old, and if he continues playing with that courage, Manchester United may have discovered a very special player.